No Woman! She Was Born of Heaven and Earth, and Castrates the Whole World

Although our female-to-male ratio is as high as 99:1, the author has not given up on equality between men and women.

Very good, this is what a real daughter's kingdom should be like. I felt like vomiting after watching the episode of Journey to the West about the king of the daughter's kingdom. The heroine is very charming, cute, and unique.

I must support it with a five-star rating. Blessed are those who love to see female figures [blowing kiss], blessed are those who love to see female queens, blessed are those who love to see group portraits, and even more blessed are the original boys who love the love of women [like][like][like]

Nice! Remember that the perspective of a natural woman raised by nature cuts into the plot! Be very careful with your word choice, it's female-centered! Absolutely no insulting words! I am looking forward to the subsequent plot development! ! Sorry, I typed it wrong, it's for help! The plot is quite interesting, but sometimes a bit uncomfortable. In my heart, I always feel that if the maternal line was in power, without the reproductive anxiety and death anxiety of the paternal line, would there still be such a struggle for power? But on the other hand, women have complex human nature, have desires, ambitions, and the qualifications to be bad people. I can't say which idea prevails in my mind, or maybe it's because we have been away from a real female-dominated society for so long that we can't imagine a truly first-sex world.

It's very female-centered and has an equal worldview between men and women. There are no words that insult women and no neutral words. The writing style and writing style are very comfortable and smooth. I really like the redefinition of the official position [shy] [shy] [shy] and she is also a super interactive author sister. Don't miss it if you pass by [send heart] [send heart] [send heart]

Very good, very wonderful, very nice. With this neat butcher-like beginning, the witty reply to the author's comment, the female-oriented wording, and the stories of the women that are about to begin, it's so wonderful. Looking forward to women's stories! ! !

This is a group portrait of a girl with a very complete and logical worldview, and the wording is friendly and non-aggressive. Moreover, the author's writing style is very good, which I really praise, and many details are worth reading. The author is very careful in shaping everyone who appears. Take the name as an example. The name of the heroine Dan Shanqing is like a landscape scroll, and the word "dan" refers to flowers in the mountains or brightly colored birds and beasts. The whole name fits the identity of the heroine very well. The princes of the Damu Dynasty all have Yingmanx, which has the same pronunciation as Yingman. When read like this, whether it is Yingmancang or Yingmanchuan, it is like a good wish for the country. As a prince, these names are really wonderful. As for a man's compound name, it's all very sacred. In terms of worldview, I actually didn't think about why several dynasties with different structures could coexist at first. I just thought they appeared as a control group. After reading the book, I found that the author also gave a complete explanation of this, and also discussed a question that I had thought about before - whether the female hero is a gender-transformed version of the male hero. The original article is relatively long, so my summary may be abstract. I struggled with it at the time, but later found that everything we did was still too gentle for the elders. It can be said to coincide with the author in some aspects. The story is very exciting, I look forward to the day when Danshanqing becomes an immortal.

Very beautiful, highly recommended. I also learned a lot about the female-centered wording and no neutral words. I also learned a lot from the author about some wordings that I was not aware of. The names of the female characters are also very good. They don't have ABB-style names. They also like the surname "Ying" and their names, Mantian, Mancang, Manchuan, and our protagonist Dan Shanqing. The author also gave the author five-star praise for the name. The author is very active, hahaha, he will interact and discuss with readers, and he will quickly revise when he encounters bugs.

The writing logic of this book is at a medium level. In the book, women and men are equal and respect brothers. It is suitable for older women and younger brothers to read. It is highly recommended! ! ! ! ! The content of the book is very interesting, including stories about miraculous things, cultivating immortals, and how secular women fight for power and change their lives against nature. I recommend reading it! ! !

It's very good, the story is very smooth, and the words and expressions are all female-oriented. A worldview in which female heroes, immortal cultivators, and male heroes coexist, and the protagonist's experience of understanding the world is based on the main line. The plot is relatively novel and rich. Currently, I am seeing a plot in which an ancient male protagonist is reborn to fight for revenge in the palace. The reborn male protagonist treats the female protagonist as a boss and does not love her in his heart, but no one can tell except Tuo himself. Originally, Tuo had handled everything about King An properly, and he felt that Tuo was quite virtuous, but who could make Tuo not love King An in his heart? He was neither infatuated, loyal nor decisive enough. He was married off by his family and refused to fake his death to escape. His mother and sister were in the court. The situation was complicated and she couldn't save Tuo. Alas, it was a pity. I hope that after she made her choice, she could wake up and influence King An. After all, he was being walled off by Tuo's family. King An was at a loss. He must have still had feelings for Tuo if he didn't let Tuo die of illness in the backyard. [Laughing] The plot is really exciting so far, please keep up the good work, author.